Reviewing January – February 2016 YA Releases
I knew I wanted 2016 to be more about reading than writing reviews, so I’ll be posting my thoughts on each month’s YA releases throughout the year in one big post. Today I’m looking at the books...
View ArticleLondon Belongs to Us by Sarra Manning
Facts and Figures Published: June 2nd 2016, Hot Key Books Standalone/Series: Standalone Genre: Contemporary Acquired: Kindly sent for review by the publisher Goodreads // Buy the Book // Author’s...
View ArticleReviewing March – April 2016 YA Releases
I knew I wanted 2016 to be more about reading than writing reviews, so I’ll be posting my thoughts on each month’s YA releases throughout the year in one big post. Today I’m looking at the books...
View ArticleThe Serpent King by Jeff Zentner
Facts and Figures Published: March 3rd 2016, Andersen Press Standalone/Series: Standalone Genre: Contemporary Acquired: Via Netgalley Goodreads // Amazon // Author’s Twitter What’s the story? A dark,...
View ArticleCrush by Eve Ainsworth
Facts and Figures Published: March 3rd 2016, Scholastic Standalone/Series: Standalone Genre: Contemporary Acquired: Kindly sent for review for the blog tour by the publisher Goodreads // Amazon //...
View ArticleThe Girls by Emma Cline
Facts and Figures Published: June 16th 2016, Chatto & Windus Standalone/Series: Standalone Genre: Is contemporary historical considered a sub-genre…? Acquired: Kindly sent for review by the...
View ArticleClassic Colouring Books: Pride and Prejudice and Romeo and Juliet
Something a little bit different today! I wanted to highlight two gorgeous colouring books that hit the shelves today; they’re both based on classic literature, one on Pride and Prejudice and the other...
View ArticleBlog Tour: Tommy Vs Cancer
About the Tour For today’s stop on the fantastic Tommy Vs Cancer blog tour I’m going to be taking a look at the first book in the brilliant Scream Street series, Fang of the Vampire. As you all know...
View ArticleReviewing May – June 2016 YA Releases
I knew I wanted 2016 to be more about reading than writing reviews, so I’ll be posting my thoughts on each month’s YA releases throughout the year in one big post. Today I’m looking at the books...
View ArticleDreamday Pattern Journals: Kyoto and Marrakesh
Like (I’m assuming!) all of you, I’m a huge collector of journals and notebooks. Whether it’s for jotting down novel ideas, to do lists or thoughts on what I’m reading, I love detailing my thoughts and...
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